📧 Please email tameka@tamekabazile.com for brand partnership inquiries or speaker opportunities.

Welcome to my corner of LinkedIn — where corporate marketing meets creator economy.

By day, I'm the Associate Director of B2B Social & Content at Business Insider, where I lead organic social strategy for our advertising division. My focus: highlighting the impactful business journalism coming out of BI Studios, amplifying BI Live events, and building BI's first-ever employee content program. Prior to this, I helped take TIME, a 100-year-old brand, into a social-first future, amplifying tentpole events like TIME100 and Woman of the Year, and leading marketing and social for TIMEPieces, TIME's web3 initiative.

By night (and weekends), I'm a content creator and creative entrepreneur. In 2025, I scaled my creator business to six figures while working full-time. Much of my content explores how corporate creatives can balance both worlds without burning out (or getting fired). As a creator, I've partnered with brands like Lyft, Yahoo, Sprout Social, Mailchimp, and more to bring my community of social media and marketing professionals resources that will elevate and uplift their careers.

I also share with my audience of entry- and mid-level marketing professionals on Linkedin back-to-basics marketing insights that help them build real social media and digital marketing skills, not just chase trends.

If you haven't gotten enough of me here, you can also find me on TikTok and Instagram sharing my love for skincare, guiding women through manifesting success, and sharing my life as a corporate creative with my audience of almost 30,000 combined followers.

Lastly (there's MORE?!?!), I am a first-generation Haitian-American 🇭🇹, a Brooklyn native, and a dog mom to my Staffy, Bailey.

Tameka 🟢

I spent a year wondering why I was never asked to work with Hootsuite again. 

Recently, I found out the reason.

As a child of immigrants, and a first generation American, I’m often thinking about the footprint I’m leaving behind.

Much of what I do is for the support, wellness, and appreciation of the people who brought me to this country.

People who came here, learned the difficult language, graduated from college, became professionals, and navigated systems set up to make them fail.

All so I can one day get on the internet and post my silly little videos and make more than any of them could ever fathom.

Today, those same people carry around their passports regularly as proof they belong here — a country they’ve been in for 30-40 years. 

Just in case they are detained. 

Just in case they are harassed. 

Yesterday, I found out that I have never been asked to work with Hootsuite again because I was being divinely protected.

And now I will never again question whether the opportunities I don’t receive are about me.

The same way I will never again entertain working with brands that profit off my back, while supporting the hunting of my people.

Tameka Bazile 🟢

B2B Social & Content @ Business Insider | Balancing Corporate and Creator Life (somewhat smoothly) · Speaker · 2024 Clio Winner 🎙️: Follow to talk all things social media career, culture, and content

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Me trying to collect W2s, 1099s, W9s, file 1120-S, complete form 1040, and pay quarterly payments, all without getting 51/50'd.

Last week, I attended Northwestern Mutual’s Rich in Knowledge, Rich in Legacy dinner led by Anthony H. Williams, CFP®.

At the table were five incredible Black women in media, openly discussing something Black people are discouraged to talk about: MONEY.

As a first-gen woman, my understanding of money has been an amalgamation of what little my parents taught me, what gaps I could fill with YouTube, and what I've had to learn the hard way.

But finding myself in these spaces confirms that my path, although often uncertain and led only by faith, is still the best direction for me to take. These women were honest, grounded, ambitious, and straight up baddies.

I am so happy to be in a world where Black women can and continue to be all of the above.

Thank you for inviting me, Anthony, and I'm so validated in my decision to partner with Zoe Hirsh- MBA and Northwestern Mutual for financial advising 🥂

🍴: Tatiana by Kwame Onwuachi

Live social coverage for events is an actual nightmare. Picture this: You're on the ground at a major tentpole event.

You’re capturing moments in real-time while:

→ An offsite editor is requesting specific moments to cut social clips.
↑ The videographers and photographers are sending you raw shots.
← You're writing a copy that needs fast approvals.

And you need to go live before the moment becomes irrelevant.

So the most reasonable solution would be throwing the whole team into a group chat, right? Lowering the walls of those work/life boundaries in exchange for quicker comms and a viral moment.

And it’s fine, until it’s not. And you're sending each other content ideas in that same group chat months later.

Zenzap gives boundaries back to on-the-ground teams in a big way.

Real-time work communication that stays separate from your personal life. Your texts stay personal. Zenzap stays professional.

→ Hidden phone numbers (no forced number exchanges)
→ Company data stays secure and off personal devices
→ Set working hours for notifications
→ Assign tasks directly inside chats

For anyone doing live social and events teams, your work no longer has to bleed into your life. This is the tool you've been missing.

Try out the free plan 🔗 https://lnkd.in/etFghhH6

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Your first 30 days as a social media manager are about implementation.
Your first 30 days as a social media director are about translation.

As a manager, you're focused on:

→ Learning the tools and workflows
→ Understanding the content calendar
→ Auditing accounts and identifying gaps
→ Building relationships with cross-functional teams

Content. Community. Culture. Then conversions.

As a director, you're focused on:

→ Building relationships with executives
→ Learning how social ladders up to company KPIs
→ Understanding business goals and revenue priorities
→ Translating strategy into language leadership actually understands

Filling gaps strategically.

The shift isn't just about seniority. It's about what you're being measured on.

Managers are measured on execution. Did the content go out? Did it perform?

Directors are measured on impact. How did social contribute to business goals? What's the ROI?

If you're making the jump from manager to director, the biggest adjustment isn't the workload. It's learning to communicate your strategy in terms of revenue, visibility, and business outcomes, not just engagement and impressions.

Your execs don't need to know the nuance of your content calendar. They need to know how every piece of your strategy connects to something they care about.

That's the real skill gap.

Ask me how I know 🙃

I know it's frowned upon to talk about other people's work on here but please let me know when we'll be ready to discuss the aggressive Loccitane hand cream (guerrilla) influencer campaign happening on TikTok right now.

Authenticity in B2C IS NOT the same as authenticity in B2B.
Authenticity in B2C IS NOT about showing your work.
Authenticity in B2C IS NOT about transparency.

Authenticity in B2B IS about pulling back the curtain.
Authenticity in B2B IS about sharing frameworks and processes.
Authenticity in B2B IS about letting your audience see how the brand "thinks."

B2C audiences want to feel like the brand 𝘨𝘦𝘵𝘴 them.

B2B audiences want to feel like they 𝘨𝘦𝘵 the brand.

One is personality-driven. The other is transparency-driven.

The top dawgs are in Davos this week. So what better time to explain wtf I do in B2B social and content than now, the busiest week in B2B ever?

Here's a week-in-the-life in B2B, Davos edition:

→ Lots of coffee. Scroll through overnight mentions and updates. Perpetually behind because today is yesterday in Switzerland.

→ Social reporting and content finalizations. Brand and EGC content approved. Assets edited... again. Final approvals secured.

→ Panel recordings watched and clipped. Pull top quotes and moments for brand and EGC (exec) content. Review the Davos Whatsapp that's been live since 7 AM for context. Send for review.

→ Catch on-the-ground reports from the newsroom. What're things looking like on the snowy streets of Davos? What brands stand out? Which activations are pulling our execs in? Rewrite, reposition, and report to marketing and advertising audiences through a B2B scope.

→ Work with photographers and events team on the ground to capture shots, quotes, and key moments for social and wrap decks.

→ Amplify every single past project, partnership, and adjoining offer mentioned on the ground, at panels, etc. The people need context 👌 

→ Lunch? Maybe. Probably eating while on a call with about positioning our offers strategically.

→ Remind execs to take pics. Who did you meet? What did you discuss? Create strategic retargeting plan to capitalize on relationships.

→ Exec content writing check-in. Making leadership sound like leadership.

→ Brand communications. Internal updates, external messaging, making sure everyone's aligned.

→ Log off. Mentally draft tomorrow's newsletter in the shower anyway. Focus: Event offers.

And somehow still feeling like I didn’t do enough 🙃

Business Insider in Davos, 2026

This is the first year I've set revenue goals that actually scare me.

Not because they're unrealistic. But because hitting them means I have to grow, not just produce more.

Here's how I'm approaching goal-setting this year:

→ Start with last year's numbers. What did I actually make? What types of partnerships came through? That's my baseline — not a guess, but proof of what's possible.

→ Set revenue goals AND expense goals. I mapped out what I'll spend on tools, contractors, and resources. Because revenue means nothing if you don't know what it costs to run your business.

→ Pay yourself intentionally. I set a salary I want to pay myself from my business this year. Not "whatever's left over." A real number.

→ Build in rest. Even with ambitious goals, I blocked out weeks with no content, no sponsored work. Scaling without recovery is just burnout with better branding.

The mindset shift that's making this feel different?

I'm not trying to overhaul everything. I'm getting a little better at each part of my business ✓ learning bookkeeping ✓ tweaking my editing style ✓ being more strategic instead of more anxious 😅

Scary goals don't mean chaotic execution. They mean growing with intention.

What's one goal you're setting this year that makes you a little nervous?

Chris Koronowski

Podcast Host at Web3 Snapshots | Doers Growth - Done for you Linkedin Content! You talk. We create | Web3 Doers Community - We grow in the Web3 space together | LinkedIn Top Voice | Growth Marketer

Most founders spend countless hours a week creating content. Or they don't create content at all. 

I'm building CaptureFlow to fix this.

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THE FOUNDER'S CONTENT PROBLEM:

You know you need thought leadership.
You know content drives inbound leads.
You know your competitors are posting 5x/week.

But you're too busy actually building your company.

Meanwhile, your content graveyard grows.

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THE CAPTUREFLOW SOLUTION:

Stop CREATING content. Start CAPTURING it.

Turn your existing content into 20+ polished posts:
→ One 30-min video → 5 shorts + 3 carousels + 10 text posts
→ One voice memo → carousel + graphic + video
→ One document → week of LinkedIn posts

AI handles the transformation.
You spend 10 minutes reviewing.
That's it.

No blank page paralysis.
No long-hour content creation.
No choosing between building your product and building your brand.

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WHY CAPTUREFLOW IS DIFFERENT:

Unlike ChatGPT or generic AI tools, CaptureFlow learns YOUR voice.

It analyzes your past content, interviews, and writing style, then creates new content that sounds like YOU wrote it, not a robot.

Plus, it's built specifically for multi-platform posting:
→ LinkedIn (text, carousel, video)
→ X/Twitter (threads, tweets)
→ Instagram (reels, carousels, stories)
→ TikTok (short videos)
→ YouTube (shorts, long-form)
→ Facebook (posts, videos)

One capture session → content for every platform.

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THE NUMBERS:

🎯 500+ founders on the waitlist
🎯 Launching early access February 2025
🎯 Early bird pricing: $15/mo (50% off for life)
🎯 Only 100 early bird spots available

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MY STORY:

I spent 10+ years as a LinkedIn growth strategist, helping 200+ founders and consultants build their personal brands.

I saw the same pattern repeat endlessly:
→ Founders start strong, then they give up entirely, or hire expensive agencies.

The problem wasn't motivation. It was TIME.

So I built the tool I wish I'd had as a founder: CaptureFlow.

Now I'm building in public, sharing the journey, and helping founders escape the content creation grind.

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BUILDING IN PUBLIC:

Follow along as I:
→ Grow from 0 to 1,000 users
→ Share revenue milestones ($0 → $10K MRR)
→ Document product decisions (what worked, what didn't)
→ Build a sustainable, founder-friendly SaaS

Transparency > perfection.

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LET'S CONNECT:

If you're a founder struggling with content creation, I'd love to hear your story.

Let's build together.

📍 Build with ❤️ remotely | Open to partnerships

LinkedIn Top Voice for Web3 & Emerging Tech

Elected LinkedIn Top Voice for Web3 & Emerging Tech in 2024 for contribution to the Web3 community, Web3 content creation and understanding of Web3 and Emerging Tech.

I'm part of LinkedIn’s Top Voices program - an invitation-only community featuring a global group of experts on LinkedIn! 

My focus of expertise is in Community Building, Growth Marketing, Demand Generation, Content Creation, and Personal Branding for the Web3 space.

We just made our very first revenue for CaptureFlow! 

$351 all-time. $85 MRR. 5 active subscriptions.

Not yet impressive numbers, but for me this means a lot!

We opened payments to our closed beta last week.
From 20 people who've been testing CaptureFlow for 1 month, 5 subscribed immediately.

From me it was just: "Hey, payments are live if you want to continue."

25% said yes in the 1st week.

That's the kind of validation I was looking for and hugely grateful for the trust! 💜

To fully build in public we also joined Marc Lou's TrustMRR. Every dollar verified through Stripe, updated in real-time. You can search for CaptureFlow and follow us there!

We are opening up our public beta on February 12. 

Join us as I promise it will be lots of fun building content together across all socials! 🚀

Stop creating content. Start capturing it. | Founder @CaptureFlow - AI-powered content platform for busy professionals | 500+ waitlist | Building in public

I spent 6 hours analyzing 500+ LinkedIn posts from Anton Osika and built his Founder-Led Growth playbook using Lovable.

His company Lovable hit $200M ARR in just over 12 months.
They're now valued at $6.6 billion.

His LinkedIn generated 244K+ reactions in 8 months.

Here's what I found:

1. His top post hit 24,149 reactions.
2. Team spotlights average 2,000+ reactions.
3. His "we're dying again" post got 498 laugh reactions.

The patterns:

→ Every post starts with a hook
→ Team spotlights = highest ROI content
→ Specific numbers beat vague claims by 250%+
→ Criticism gets flipped into comedy
→ 60% have no CTA - yet still crush it

I built a 31-slide interactive playbook with templates you can use.

Comment "Lovable" and I'll send you the link.

P.S. Built the entire playbook with Lovable as well! 💜

I used to spend 1 hour on one post. Now I spend 50 minutes scheduling 15 of them!

Here's what happened:

→ Recorded 3x 10-minute videos (30 min)
→ Edited 15 posts while rendering videos (10 min)
→ Scheduled everything (10 min)

7 days later:

→ 6,000+ impressions
→ 380+ engagements
→ 50+ new followers

That's 3.5 minutes per post.

I used to spend 1 hour on a single LinkedIn post. Staring at a blank page. Rewriting hooks. Editing videos.

Now I talk for 10 minutes about what I know, and CaptureFlow turns it into video posts that sound like me.

Next 7 days? Doubling these numbers.

What's stopping you from posting consistently?

Let me be honest: I hate creating content.

Not because I don't see the value, but because it's incredibly time-consuming. 

And I know most founders feel the same way.

Here's the reality: 

You're building a business. Content creation shouldn't be a full-time job, but you also can't ignore it. 

You need thought leadership. You need to share your journey. You need to build awareness.

That's exactly why we built CaptureFlow.

One platform. One streamlined workflow. From strategy to posting:
→ Content ideation
→ Capture and creation
→ Ready-to-post pieces
→ Scheduling and publishing

No more juggling 5 different tools. No more spending hours on content when you should be building your business.

We're opening our beta at the end of this month. 

If you're a founder who wants to maintain a strong presence without the content creation headache, this is for you.

What's your biggest content creation bottleneck right now?

Anton Osika breaks every "LinkedIn best practice" and outperforms 99% of founders.

Yet his LinkedIn generated 244K+ reactions in 8 months.

I spent 6 hours analyzing 500+ of his posts. Here's what actually works:

→ Team spotlights = highest ROI content (2,000+ avg reactions)
→ Specific numbers beat vague claims every time
→ 60% of posts have zero CTA
→ Criticism gets flipped into comedy

His top 5 posts? All hit 7,000+ reactions.

The biggest insight: Product > Tactics.

When your product is genuinely remarkable, your content writes itself.

Built this entire infographic with Lovable.

Drop "playbook" in the comments for the full interactive breakdown.

I spent 2 years paying video editors $800-2,000/month to cut mine and my clients content. Now I do it in 10 minutes with zero editing skills. 

Most founders think video content requires:

- A video editor ($800-2k/mo)
- A scriptwriter ($1k+/mo)
- 5+ hours per week of your time
- Uploading to 5 different tools

They're wrong.

Here's what happens when you open CaptureFlow's Recording Studio:

BEFORE YOU RECORD:

→ AI writes your script based on your topic
→ Teleprompter displays it right on screen
→ Hit record and talk
→ Or go off-the-cuff with AI interviewer prompts

AFTER YOU FINISH:

→ AI cuts your long video into shorts
→ Removes pauses, "umms," and mistakes automatically
→ Adds captions perfectly synced
→ Formats for LinkedIn, TikTok, Instagram, YouTube

One 10-minute recording = 10+ ready-to-post clips.

No editing. No exporting. No uploading to 5 different tools.

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WHAT'S COMING:

- Screen sharing for tutorials and demos
- Pause/resume so you can change settings mid-recording
- Audio enhancement and background music
- Thumbnails, b-roll insertion, and more

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TAKEAWAY:

"I don't have time for video content" is no longer an excuse.

The founders who figure this out first will dominate their feeds in 2026.

Stop creating content. Start capturing it.

P.S. Want early access to the beta? You know where to find me.

Content creation is dead. Content capturing is the future.

Here's what I mean:

As founders and business owners, we're constantly solving problems, making decisions, and sharing insights with our teams. 

That's valuable content, we're just not documenting it.

AI tools are changing this equation entirely.

Instead of sitting down to "create content," we can now capture our natural expertise as we work. 

That strategy call? Content.
That team update? Content.
That problem you just solved? Content.

AI translates these moments into polished posts for your socials automatically.

This shift from creation to capturing removes the biggest barrier for busy founders: 

TIME!

You're no longer choosing between running your business and building your brand. 

You're doing both simultaneously.

2026 might be the year this becomes the norm for how founders share their expertise.

What's your take? Are you already capturing content this way, or still in pure creation mode?

I used to spend hours a week on content.

And I still couldn't stay consistent.

So we built CaptureFlow, and cut that down to 20+ minutes a week.

But the hard part is in building the habit and not using tools.

That's why we're running Capture30.

A free 30-day challenge where me and Sean Delaney personally help 100 professionals build their content system from scratch.

What you'll walk away with:
- A content strategy that fits YOUR expertise
- A capture routine that takes 20 min/week
- 30+ pieces of content ready to publish
- A community pushing you forward

I'm not going to pretend this will be easy.

But I will promise you this:

If you show up for 30 days, you'll never struggle with content again.

We're giving away $4,000+ in prizes to the top performers.

And the real prize is finally having a system that works.

Starts Feb 10! Limited to 100 people!

Drop "Capture30" in the comments if you want the link.

Creating content as a founder takes so much time and effort!

Here's the reality:

→ You need a strategy
→ You need ideas
→ You need to script, record, and edit
→ Then repurpose into posts, carousels, images, and shorts

And you're juggling 5+ different tools to make it happen.

The problem isn't that founders don't want to create content. It's that the process is fragmented and exhausting.

What if you could go from strategy to published content in one platform?

No tool-hopping. No scattered workflows. Just one place to ideate, create, and distribute.

That's exactly what we're building with CaptureFlow.

Because your time should be spent leading your company, not spending time with so many content tools.

What's your biggest content creation bottleneck right now?

Here's what we learned building our CaptureFlow content platform: 

Founders don't need more tools. They need one tool that does everything.

That's why scheduling became our second most important feature.

The workflow is simple:
→ Strategy
→ Content ideas
→ Capture content in our studio
→ Schedule directly to social platforms

We launched with LinkedIn (live now) and are rolling out posting for X, TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube soon.

The real power? Record once, repurpose everywhere.

One video session can become multiple posts across every platform where your audience lives. 

No switching between tools. No re-uploading. No friction.

Because the hardest part isn't creating video content, it's staying consistent across platforms.

What's your biggest challenge with multi-platform content distribution?

Want to maximize your content's reach to other social platforms? 

Start with video. 🎥

Every major platform: TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, even X, prioritizes video content. 

When you create one video, you're not just making content for one platform. You're creating a foundation that works everywhere.

But here's the real power move: REPURPOSING!

That single video becomes:
→ Carousel post breaking down key insights
→ Quote graphic highlighting your best lines
→ Text post expanding on specific points
→ Infographic visualizing your data

You're not starting from scratch with each format. You're multiplying the value of work you've already done.

The content strategy that wins isn't about doing more. It's about doing smart, creating once, distributing everywhere, and adapting to what each platform loves.

What's your go to content format? And are you repurposing it enough?

"How often should I revisit my content strategy?"

I get asked this all the time, and here's what actually works:

Test your strategy for 1-3 months. Not a week. Not a month. Give it real time to gather meaningful data.

Here's the framework we use:

→ Post consistently

The #1 mistake I see in content strategies? 

Skipping market research.

You create content based on what YOU think your audience wants, not what they actually engage with.

Before I create any content strategy, I do this:

→ Study what's already working on the platform
→ Analyze top performers in my niche
→ Understand what resonates with my specific audience

The result? 

I know exactly what my audience wants to watch and listen to before I create a single piece of content.

This isn't about copying others. 

It's about understanding the landscape, then adding your unique perspective and expertise.

What's your process for understanding what your audience wants?

Just shipped 2x new features today to our closed beta users!

Now you can upload any video or audio file or paste a link to your video/audio.

Our Content Studio will do the magic and create ready to post content.

This is great addition to what we already have, recording video and audio in our platform with a help of our AI interviewer.

Next, generating content from documents, text, meetings and tools.

Whatever you do on a day to day basis we will be able to capture that and create content for you.

Did you sign up for our open beta? 

Opening up soon!

Stop wasting hours editing video content. Here's what most creators get wrong.

They record everything in one take, download it to their laptop, open their editor, and manually cut each clip for social media. 

It's exhausting and inefficient.

The solution? 

AI-powered tools that automatically identify and clip your best moments while you're speaking. 

Tools like Opus and Submagic have changed the game.

But here's where it gets even better:

When you integrate video clipping into your entire content workflow.

From ideation to recording to multi-platform publishing, that's when the real magic happens.

That's exactly why we built video clipping as the core feature in CaptureFlow. 

Record once, and we handle the rest. No editing. No headaches. Just publish-ready content across all your channels.

Your time is too valuable to spend it editing. What if you could focus entirely on creating great content instead?

Here's my proven 3-step process for creating content.

1️⃣ Research First

I start with Claude or Claude Code to analyze what's working in my market. Deep market research gives you the insights you need to create content that actually resonates.

2️⃣ Organize & Track

Notion was my go-to for years to map out content calendars and track performance across client accounts. Having everything in one place made collaboration seamless.

3️⃣ Streamline Everything

Now? We built CaptureFlow to bring it all together. Research insights, strategy planning, content creation, and posting in one unified platform.

What's your current content workflow? Are you using multiple tools or have you found or maybe building an all-in-one solution that works?

I failed at programming for a decade. Then I shipped an MVP in 3 months.

I have a Computer Science degree, but five years of university felt like a fraud. 

Everyone around me just got it, and it clicked for them. Not for me.

So I ran.

Spent years in sales and marketing instead. Turns out, talking to humans was way easier than talking to machines.

Built multiple businesses, one of which is a video content agency. Helped founders create content. 

But there was always this voice:

"You have ideas. You just can't build them."

Every product concept died because I needed someone else to make it real.

Then AI changed the game.

Not the hype. The actual shift.

Suddenly, I could describe what I wanted in plain English. And watch it come to life.

October 1st, 2025. First commit.

Three months later and 1,000+ commits? A working MVP with real users using it.

The guy who couldn't write code is finally building!

Here's what I learned:

The barrier was never intelligence. It was language.

I couldn't speak to machines in their language. Now I speak to them in mine.

If you've been sitting on an idea for years, thinking "I'm not technical enough". Trust me, that excuse is gone!

What would you build if code weren't the barrier?

I spent 6 hours studying how Adam Robinson built $0-$7M ARR for RB2B through LinkedIn. 

And I turned it into an interactive playbook. 

Everyone talks about "building in public" and "founder brand".

There is just a few that actually does it right.

Adam is one of them. He didn't grow so fast by accident. He engineered it.

After analyzing 500+ of his posts, I found the patterns:

6 CONTENT PILLARS:

1. Anti-VC / Bootstrapping takes
2. Building in Public
3. CEO Dialogue posts
4. Numbered List Playbooks
5. Origin Story posts
6. Lead Magnet CTAs

7 HOOK FORMULAS THAT STOP THE SCROLL:

1. The Number Hook 
2. The Contrarian Statement 
3. The Story Tease 
4. The "I Just" Pattern 
5. The Bold Claim + Proof
6. The Self-Deprecation Hook
7. The Rant/Emotion Hook

and more...

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This isn't theory.

It's a reverse-engineered system from someone who drove $7M+ ARR from organic LinkedIn.

I created from my research an interactive playbook with templates, examples, and formulas.

Comment "RB2B" and I'll send you the link.

P.S. If this helps and you implement even one thing from this playbook, it was worth my 6 hours.

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